A Spanish Bond impersonator shot in Venezuela, CROSSFIRE IN CARACAS is notable for featuring an extraordinary wealth of violent, gun-focused action, as evinced in the endless opening sequence in which an army supply train is attacked by a team of revolutionaries wielding machine guns. When the onslaught finally finishes, they've already killed more people than usual for the 1960s. The rest plays out as a fairly mixed experience, with some cringeworthy romance mixed with the usual spy/undercover action. Undistinguished performances throughout here, but the scenery is nice and the action's quite fun, particularly some scenic henchmen battles and another lavish action-based climax.
Review of El hombre de Caracas
